gb Pockit+ All City Review

Smallest Fold

Overall73

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gb Pockit+ All City

Ease of use8/10

Maneuverability6/10

Transport & storing8/10

Build quality7/10

Kid comfort6/10

Pros

• Folds smaller than anything else in this guide, and small enough for an overhead locker with room to spare
• Eight for both folded size and ease of use
• Genuinely carryable as a bag once folded

Cons

• Six for child comfort, and that is the trade. The seat is thin and shallow, and a child on a long day will feel it.
• Seven for build quality: lighter construction than the premium strollers above it.
• Six for maneuverability. The tiny wheels that make the fold possible are the same ones that struggle off smooth ground.

Our Verdict: gb Pockit+ All City

The gb Pockit+ All City scored 73 out of 100 across the five criteria we score every travel stroller on, and took Smallest Fold in our travel stroller guide.

What earns it that award: Folds smaller than anything else in this guide, and small enough for an overhead locker with room to spare.

The honest limit, and the reason it is not higher: Six for child comfort, and that is the trade. The seat is thin and shallow, and a child on a long day will feel it.

Our Analysis, Comparisons and Test Results

Ease of use

Eight, joint best in this guide with the Minu and the Aer2. Folded it becomes a bag you carry on a shoulder rather than a frame you drag, and the fold itself is quick enough to do at a gate while boarding, which is the practical difference between making the locker and being gate-checked. The brake and the shallow basket are basic, but the action you repeat most is the one it does well.

Maneuverability

Six, and the cause is the very thing you are buying it for. The tiny wheels that let it collapse to locker size are the wheels that catch on gravel, grass and broken sidewalk; the Minu on eight has nothing like this problem. Treat it as a stroller for terminals, sidewalks and hotel corridors. If the vacation involves parks or cobbles, bring something else for those days and keep this for the flight.

Transport & storing

Eight, joint best here, and the number understates what it does: nothing else in this guide folds nearly this small, and it goes in an overhead locker with room to spare. That is worth more than the score, because a stroller that stays in the cabin never joins the line of bent frames and torn fabric coming off a baggage belt. This column alone justifies owning it.

Build quality

Seven, below the nines of the Minu and the Aer2 and the clearest sign that the fold was paid for somewhere. The construction is lighter and thinner than the premium strollers above it, which is physics rather than carelessness, but it leaves the frame less in reserve. It still beats the whole bottom half. Expect it to serve several vacations rather than several years of daily pushing.

Kid comfort

Six, and this is the trade, stated plainly. The seat is thin and shallow, two points behind the Aer2 and three behind the Minu, and a toddler will put up with it across a terminal and resent it across a full day of sightseeing. The workaround most families land on is owning this alongside a proper stroller rather than instead of one, and on these scores that is the right way round.

Should You Buy the gb Pockit+ All City?

Buy it for this: Folds smaller than anything else in this guide, and small enough for an overhead locker with room to spare. Eight for both folded size and ease of use.

Go in knowing this: Six for child comfort, and that is the trade. The seat is thin and shallow, and a child on a long day will feel it. Seven for build quality: lighter construction than the premium strollers above it.

All five criteria were scored the same way across the guide, which is why these numbers are comparable at all. None of them can tell you which trade-off you are willing to live with.

What Other Strollers Should You Consider?

We scored the gb Pockit+ All City against nine other travel strollers on the same criteria. The three closest on score:

Specifications

Conclusion: gb Pockit+ All City

The gb Pockit+ All City took Smallest Fold in our guide, and it is worth buying if that is what you need most. Its Maneuverability score, 6 out of ten, is the one to weigh against that.

The whole lineup, scored on the same criteria, is in our travel stroller guide.

Tested against 9 other strollers in Best Travel Stroller 2026: 10 Strollers Tested and Scored. See all strollers guides and reviews.